



	licking on the buttons in the menu on the left side of the screen will take you to six main areas of information. If a scroll bar shows up on the far right edge of the screen, there is more description below the bottom edge of the screen. Click on the bottom button with the arrow pointing down to scroll down or click on the top botton with the arrow pointing up to scroll back up. Each area is composed of sections with icons which will be listed on the right side of the screen. Clicking on the section name will take you to the opening screen for that section. Each section of information contains one or more subsections. The menu on the right will change to show the subsection names after you have clicked on a section name. In the example above, the text with the small arrows to the left are subsection names. Click on a subsection name to link to the corresponding screen. Clicking on the section name will take you back to the opening screen for that section. Touching the home button will take you back to the introduction screen for the whole area where all the section names are present. A tour is a series of screens that contain related information. If you land on a screen where the other subsection links have disppeared and a pair of arrows appears that looks like the example above, you are at the beginning of the tour. You can step forward and back through the tour, one screen at a time, using the arrows. All of the subsection links will reappear at the end of the tour. When one of the subsection links shows up as black it is indicating the subsection screen that you are on. When one of the subsection links shows up as grey, it indicates that you have already visited that screen. You can still link to that subsection screen by clicking on the name. When an image has a magnifying glass in its lower right-hand corner, clicking on the image will take you to a larger version of that image. When a word or words in the text in the center of the screen show up in a different color that word is defined in the glossary. Click on the word to go directly to its definition in the glossary, then click on the back button to return to your last location. The Back button will take you back to the last screen you visited. The Quit button will present you with an option to exit the program. For technical support for your browser program, please visit the Microsoft site at www.microsoft.com or the Netscape site at www.home.netscape.com.